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Absolutly. If you can afford a slip-on, sit on the cash for a couple more months, and save the little bit extra it takes to get the full. Paying all that money for a sound difference and an unnoticable HP boost is just plain illogical. I don't understand why slip-on's are even produced.
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Absolutly. If you can afford a slip-on, sit on the cash for a couple more months, and save the little bit extra it takes to get the full. Paying all that money for a sound difference and an unnoticable HP boost is just plain illogical. I don't understand why slip-on's are even produced.
Now I dont argue a full system is nice n nets more hp gains, but slip ons help too. They may not net #'s on a dyno most would like too see, but they look better, sound better, and weigh alot less. And with every 7lbs you shed off is like gaining 1hp. And for something that doesnt weigh 400lb as it is, you can actually feel it when it counts, tho most of us wouldnt know the difference just riding the streets.
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